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Set 2
Here Comes Sunshine Playin' In The Band -> Box Of Rain -> Crazy Fingers -> Playin' In The Band -> Drumz -> Space -> Spanish Jam -> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away
Encore
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
Notes
was originally labeled "audience" - but is a soundboard recording
Reviewer:MidKnight
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March 20, 2010 Subject:
Bummer
This is one of those shows, that they should not have pulled from the downloads. Yes it is a soundboard recording....but then again all the audience recordings were soundboard that night. a 24 cable patch was thrown out to the audience, and everybody went wild. I understand the whole pulling of the soundboards, but seriously if they going to let the audience record from a soundboard patch, then they shouldn't pull it. too bad, AWESOME show.
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August 24, 2009 Subject:
The 2nd SET
